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Parker County Class B First-hand Clear all
November 2010 Mineral Wells, Parker County, Texas Class B #39137

Hunter flushes large creature when retrieving rabbit near city of Mineral Wells

The witness was hunting rabbits near a small pond on the property and had just shot a rabbit. A large black hairy figure standing a short distance beyond the rabbit fled rapidly downhill through the woods, making loud noise. The witness retrieved the rabbit and returned to the house, avoiding the area for months.

Partial sightingFootsteps
November 1976 Right On The Outskirts Of Weatherford. It Is Inside The City Limits Now., Parker County, Texas Class B #51180

Man recalls strange occurrences as a youngster in Weatherford

At about age 12, the witness and a companion were hunting raccoons at night along a creek. They noticed a strong foul odor and heard a large splash as if someone fell into the water. When they reached the spot no one was visible and only disturbed murky water remained. A few days later a flood fence in the area was found torn up.

OdorUnidentified sound
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